Sentence examples for probes rarely from inspiring English sources

Compared to cationic molecules, neutral mitochondrial targeting probes rarely exist.

(The feds are reportedly still investigating whether the child's civil rights were violated, but such probes rarely result in prosecution).

Long probes are rarely used for detecting splice junctions by spanning two exons, for similar reasons.

Pompey defender Chorley's wild swing from a Craig Tanner cross proved to be the game's decisive moment as Pompey probed, but rarely threatened.

Nevertheless, these probes are only rarely employed in solid state-NMR-labs, mainly owing to the difficult experimental determination of the necessary RF-parameters.

FIS maintains that corruption is an issue that is all too rarely probed by investors.

The result is an astonishing, intense and funny documentary, and a genuine insight into the much depicted but rarely probed world of American high school pupils.

But we rarely probe their religious paradigms.

In a previous experiment, crows rarely probed into the food apparatus first with the available tool [8]; however, this could be simply explained by the set of extinction trials that they received before testing (the available tool was presented with food that was out of reach so subjects had experience of the inefficiency of the available tool).

Print reporters often look down on their colleagues in television as overpaid, underprepared, and soft on power, but the print reporters who assembled on "Meet the Press" in the days of Lawrence E. Spivak, the program's originator, were rarely as probing as Russert was at his best.

Differential expression analysis methods rarely consider probe redundancy, which can lead to inaccurate inference about overall gene expression or cause investigators to overlook potentially valuable information about differential regulation of variant mRNA products.